UAE – corruption, torture, genocide

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Re: UAE – corruption, torture, genocide

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While we've been told that the Yemeni Houthis join Iran in their war against US-Israel, it isn’t clear what the value of the Houthis’ support is (or what the status of that ongoing war is). I don’t expect them to do much damage shooting missiles at far away Israel (let alone the USA).

The United Arab Emirates hired the private US company Spear Operations Group to assassinate ‘enemies’ in Yemen.
Its first failed contract murder was on 29 December 2015, when they bombed the Aden office of the political party Al-Islah, but failed to kill politician Anssaf Ali Mayo, who later was was nominated to a post by the so-called “president” of Yemen, Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi.
In 2012, Mayo told the Washington Post that rather than stopping al-Qaeda, US drone strikes in Yemen had instead fueled its growth (I thought that was THE objective...). Could this have possibly been a motive for ‘silencing’ him?!?

Many experts insist that Al-Islah is no terror group, with one of its members winning the Nobel Peace Prize.
In 2016, members of Al-Islah, and (other) clerics in Aden, were dropping dead at an alarming pace. According to Gregory Johnsen of the Arabia Foundation:
It does appear to be a targeted campaign. There have been 25 to 30 assassinations, though a few appear to be the work of ISIS.
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Spear Operations Group was incorporated in Delaware and founded by the Hungarian-Israeli Abraham Golan. Golan admitted his team was responsible for several of these assassinations.
Golan has deep connections in Israel for his security business and boasted he once partied in London with former Mossad chief Danny Yatom.

The deal that brought American mercenaries to kill in Aden was made over a lunch in Abu Dhabi (in the UAE). Golan and former US Navy SEAL Isaac Gilmore made their sales pitch to Mohammed Dahlan. They were hired for $1.5 million a month, and on top earn bonuses for successful kills.
See Isaac Gilmore, Mohammed Dahlan, and Abraham Golan.
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During the Palestinian intifada in the 1980s, Dahlan became a major political player in the Palestinian Authority. In the 1990s, Dahlan became the Palestinian Authority’s head of security in Gaza, overseeing the crackdown on Hamas in 1995 and 1996. Dahlan later met US President George W. Bush and developed ties to the CIA, and also met CIA director George Tenet several times.
In 2007, Dahlan fell from grace, accused by the Palestinian Authority of corruption and by Hamas of cooperating with the CIA and Israel. Dahlan fled to the UAE to become an adviser to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

In early 2016, the veteran of SEAL Team 6, Daniel Corbett, was hired for the assassination team in Yemen. Corbett was later hired by Raven Military.
In 2018, 2019, Corbett was jailed for 18 months in Serbia, where he was investigated for illegal handgun possession (according to Serbian media, he actually performed a high profile assassination).
https://lawfulpath.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 314#p88314


This suggests that the UAE's Project Raven was also murdering perceived enemies of the Emirati royals (even in Serbia?).
Firestarter wrote: ↑Mon Sep 28, 2026 8:53 pmThe UAE’s Project Raven spied on other governments and human rights activists, including through hacking phones and computers.
Project Raven started in 2008 as DREAD, developed by Richard A. Clarke through his advisory group Good Harbor Consulting for UAE de facto dictator Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
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